GAME ENGINE DEVELOPER Reacts to ROAD TO PS5 (Part 1)
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I like this video not because it's a reaction, but because it's explaining and expounding on things that only a developer would know. As a consumer, I find having this perspective very interesting.
Dave Grant 👍🏽
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expanding on content that is reacted to is the real reaction content
Everyone write a comment and like because the world needs to hear about this mans reaction. Every other video is just like "yeah this is good wow such big numbers oOOOoOoO" but this man actually knows his stuff and I appreciate his input more than any other youtuber I've watched.
exactly...his UE5 react video was super insightful.
I like INNOCENCEII channel too check him out .. And yes i like watching people who knows what they are talking about whether be it against my bias or not at least they are experts ..
Agree and I'm hereby writing my comment. I've actually seen this great level of insight from another youtuber called NX Gamer. He made a video titled "Next Generation Consoles: The SSD Leap is the biggest? | Let's Talk" and it's fenomenal. Definitely recommend watching that if you haven't
Check out nx gamer. He is one of those who knows his stuff
Exactly. I’d rather hear input from an actual developer than a typical fanboy trying to undo hard work and dedication. I value a developers input more as it’ll benefit me the consumer.
Mark Cerny is such a great orator, he made things so much easier to comprehend even for a person (like myself) who has ZERO knowledge in game development
@N0V4 So a backup voice actor for DeadPool?
@N0V4 he has a wife
really I find him so boring to listen to
Cerny is the embodiment of passion for games. He freaking dropped out of college to join Atari back in 1982. He's done every single job there is to do in game creation, and has had a hand in many of gaming's classic games and franchises. He recognized the potential of Naughty Dog and Insomniac early on and worked with them to create some of their biggest hits.
My point is that this is a man who truly understands all aspects of game development, probably more than any other person alive. He has literally done it all. And then he went on to study hardware and consult Sony on the PS4, to the extent that he became lead designer on all of Sony's consoles from that point forward.
A lot of people who don't know of his accomplishments watch him speak and think he's just some Sony guy spewing PR speak, but he doesn't even work for Sony. He never has. He started his consulting business in 1998 and has been doing that ever since. It always pains me when I read comments dismissing him or misunderstanding the technical stuff he talks about. Those people have no idea.
He is a very good presentator. He does a lot to make the technology presented digestible for many people. He's clear, consise, isn't trying too hard. You most likely just find the content of the presentation boring because there are no flashy lights and loud music
The dislikes are from people who thought this was a PS5 reveal when it was actually a game developer conference.
“Boring”. I am not a developer, but it was really interesting - I would not have realised the technical progress from a demo alone!
I feel like I'm weird by saying this, but am I the only one who enjoyed sitting through that whole thing? It was really interesting to me and I never got bored once. When it was over, I was like "Wait, it's been an hour already!?".
@@judgaming3041 you are not the only one, I enjoyed every minute of this presentation
Jud Gaming I’ve rewatched it at least 2 more times because I wanted to make sure my eyes didn’t glaze over at certain points. Cerny is always good to hear crime because he truly lives and breaths hardware.
The thing is, even though we can understand why, but they still missed the february event, then they sad their timline this year will be almost the same as it was in the past. February, then E3 time event. Then came this, they announced it publicaly, and so a shit tons of fans have tuned in. 90% of them probaly couldn't understand a single sentence, while they were expecting exciting things from the event since it was a public event....
On "The road to PS5" video the dislikes are there, because a lot of people misinterpreted the topic of the talk - they where waiting game announcements or a hardware reveal. Even though Sony clearly stated that this is the talk meant for GDC. Aka technical stuff for developers.
Oh and of course those that are disappointed PS5 has less TFLOPs than the Xbox.
Pretty sad... it's an excellent talk so far, and some serious improvements!
The Cherno I absolutely loved it, watched 3 times over 😅
@ Is also Sony's fault. At this point, they should know better. If it is a GDC exclusively Technical talk, do not announce it in your Playstation accounts as if it were the counterpoint to the previous Xbox Inside where the XSX was detailed.
No Sony's GDC Talk has ever been announced like this one before, precisely because it is only relevant to a small niche of people. Maybe they felt preassured by the "console war" and Microsoft and they thought that giving that to the general public was better than giving nothing. Well, gues what. Afortunately, they learnt from that and kept "silent" until the UE5 announcement, which was an excelent movement in terms of marketing. And, according to recent interviews, thats going to be the plan ahead.
Minus 2 teraflops
@@Efore maybe people need to learn that shit is going to be different when there's a damn pandemic going on. Dont you think that made them have to change what they were doing
Watching an actual developer reacting and analyzing that on the fly, without prior knowledge to the content or the full PS5 specs, is really something else. Insightful and quite refreshing.
Mark is really smart guy, fluent in Japanese too and he is one of the reasons Sony and the PlayStation 4 are smashing the competition... looking forward to seeing what the PS5 can really do!
Cerny is the embodiment of passion for video games. He's done every job there is to do when it comes to creating games. I truly believe that because of this, he understands game development better than any other person alive. This is what makes him so compelling when it comes to designing gaming hardware. Sony was smart to use his services for hardware design. While fanboys look at raw number specs and complain about one thing or another, Cerny has immersed himself in hardware knowledge in order to give developers and their games exactly what they need.
@@rars0n exactly! It's just like you take good care of the chicken and give them they need and they will produce good eggs
Just saw that Linustechtips recommended this video on his latest one
Honestly why I'm here
@@joshualepdung samee
SSD is fooken impressive
😅 same
Perhaps the SSD in the PS5 is... *B O N K E R S*
I was enjoying this a lot. Please make part 2 quickly.
This. This right now.
Yeah, it's great will you release it tomorrow? 😉
Yeah! I didn't have patience to watch sony video, but with Cherno commenting it was really nice.
Yuri de Matos it’s always fascinating hearing a developers input. Helps you respect both the developer and their games as well as a console.
Come one hurry and release the next one. xD
I’m new to your channel since the unreal engine reaction, and watching this video, I just want to say I really enjoy that you take your time to give your actual professional knowledge on game and console development and comments on every little thing. It’s really refreshing, and I could watch it all day. Please keep making content like this
Same, hope he dose more.
Totally the exact same. I’m struggling to find the differences between these systems and he’s helping me understand what actually matters.
“Back in my day we had loading screen tips”. “Wtf r u talking about grandpa”
Lol this comment is too funny and deserves more likes lmfao
I learned many things from this video. Thanks for your time.
I actually like this reaction format. Maybe you could react to new software technologies more often?
I like it too, it's fun!
@@TheCherno I could get behind more reaction/reviews of upcoming technologies, both hardware and software, Its an exiting and constantly moving field!
@@TheCherno hmm. If you created this "devs react to softwares and hardwares" genre, it would eventually be better than gamers reaction and other devs would do it so, still i like this kind of content.
@@TheCherno Same here. I'm not into gaming dev so I only follow your C++ videos but as a hopeless tech lover I really enjoyed your Unreal reaction vid.
Why does everyone hate on reaction videos? Because its the lowest form of entertainment? ..Probably.
..However, its still entertainment and that isn't nothing, people. 🤨
This man straight up being a translator from game developer language to ooga booga me speak english language, appreciate that greatly my man.
How's it feel to suddenly have literally hundreds of thousands of people waiting for you to release a new video?
well deserved!
Not just waiting, might I add, but filled with anticipation and on the edge of their seats. I just saw this video now, subscribed and as soon as I get that notification I will stop literally anything I am doing (including breathing).
GPU: Hardisk! Gimme the content... RIGHT NOW.
HDD: Let me see, where did i keep it? Wait a sec. pls.
You skipped a step, its more like.
GPU: Give me the content I need, right now!
RAM: Hold up gimmie a sec, I need content ASAP!
HDD:....wait, I'm trying my best, please be patient.
Now it's more like :
GPU : I need... Thanks
GPU to CPU, I need image thingy now, CPU to RAM: DO you have it, Ram: No, CPU: :(, CPU to HDD: please give plz give ram image thingy, HDD: OK let me find it..., GPU to CPU: You got the image yet, CPU: No, GPU to CPU: You got the image yet, CPU: No. HDD to RAM: Here it is., RAM: Thanks..., CPU to RAM: you got that image crap yet, RAM: Yup, GPU to CPU: You got the image yet, CPU: This time, yes, CPU to RAM: Cool I need to read that image crap and transfer it to GPU, GPU to CPU: cool cheers :), oh wait it's not complete, plz give me image thingy CPU: :(.
HDD is doing its best, okay?
;n;
That is current generation problem in nutshell.
Hey 🤓 thank you so much! I'd requested you to watch this and give us your thoughts on the PS5 hardware. I'm so glad you're doing this!
Really impressed to hear from someone who knows what the layman doesn't.
The way you explained everything on your video was TRULY enlightening and makes me understand a bit more what is going on when I play my game and the constraints these developers has to go thru to bring their visualization to us as best as possible.
Absolutely brilliant video and do look forward to part 2!
ditto Cytron, after watching part one with your insight as a developer you made the Road to PS5 much more understandable as a layman, explaining the reasons they are doing what they are doing with it. Part 2 can't come soon enough! Many Thanks.
Dislikes were because most were expecting some consumer reveal and this was pretty technical presentation. Everyone wanted dem GAMEZZ! :)
Quite possibly the biggest pleb filter
i didnt like the presentation because it was really surface level stuff, like they telling developers what an ssd is and that tflops are not the full story. everyone in the IT field should know these things
@@somnia3423 It was not for developer but a presentation in mind with the gDC but more for the public
It's very likely that it was mostly fanboys.
@@Darji8114 yeah got the feeling too
14:14 "I really like this guy's talk, he's a good presenter." Well during PS3 era he just walked to Sony CEO and talked himself to become the lead architect for PS4 :) So yeah, speech 100 :)
Plot twist: Mark Cerny actually has no idea what he's talking about but has such a high Luck stat that he somehow always says the right thing.
He's just a hypnotist with that soothing voice that sold 100 million + consoles, and got himself a new job haha
@@MansMan42069 Getting strong Overlord vibes here.
He's Mark Cerny, everyone in the video game industry dreams about hiring someone like him.
@@eurostar0711
Hes truly a genius, when he came up with "The Method" in a time where only 1st party Nintendo had any kind of quality standard. Sony is fortunate to have him, I'm sure when Cerny requested if he could work on the PS5 system architecture, they didn't think twice. An actual game developer mindset, coupled with a system architect, the PS5 may be the most efficient console to date.
Your channel is the best channel I subscribed here on CZcams. You just explain things so good and made me appreciate games like in a different dimension. You are a gem in this world. I'm excited for PS5 and future of games until I fucking die! Life more exciting and richer because of people like you.
Dude, where is the next part? The wait is agonizing!
Part 2 is where the juicy stuff appears. I know you will also like the late part of the presentation that talks about Audio .
Subscribed and already waiting for Part 2.
same here and also turned on the bell so i dont miss it i really like to watch these vids with people who actually understand this and not just say oh you see xbox = 12tflops and ps = 10.3 so xBox wOn tHiS gEn These people are just annoying and nothing else
Deep Freeze me too
He did leave it on a cliffhanger, I think he's hunting for some subs with making it in parts.
Already waiting for part 2.
I watched this live and just had to take what was said as true because I have no experience. Seeing someone in the know either confirming or disagreeing with some points is very valuable to someone like myself.
Keep up the great work.
Great video. Can't wait to watch part #2.
There’s no better explanation than what Mark Cerny has already given in his sermon, and later clarified in his DigitalFoundry interview.
It’s tied to power usage, not temperature. It’s designed so that for the most part the clocks stay at their highest frequencies, regardless of whether the console is in a TV cabinet or somewhere cold.
It’s designed to be deterministic. The purpose is to reduce clocks when they don’t need to be so high to help with power usage and keeping the fans quiet. If a GPU is expected to deliver a frame every 16.6ms (60 FPS) and it’s done its work already in 8ms, then there’s no point it sitting there idle at 2.23Ghz sucking power and generating heat. If it could intelligently drop the clocks so that it finishes its frame just before the 16.6ms you get the same 60 FPS game, the same graphical detail, but with much less fan noise.
Anyone with a gaming PC will know that GPU utilisation is rarely at 100%
It typically takes burn tests and crazy benchmark software to get that.
Cerny seemed to suggest that you’d need quite a synthetic test to really load up both the CPU and GPU enough to cause them to declock for power reasons, and that it won’t show up in any normal game.
He said that same synthetic test would simply cause a PS4 to overheat and shutdown.
And even then, dropping power consumption by 10% only drops core clocks by a “few” percent. Which makes sense if you’re used to overclocking modern GPUs. You need to crank up the power to get even a minimal amount of extra clock, and cranking up an already jacked up GPU clock by a “few” percent barely makes a difference to performance anyway.
It’s all about keeping the fan noise down without sacrificing performance or overheating.
PS5 variable clock speeds aren’t at all the same animals as boost clocks on mobile devices or PC CPUs.
It’s closer to modern GPU overclocking where you max out your power budget, and do so with sufficient cooling that you never hit the thermal limit.
You couldn’t have a game console that scaled its clocks based on temperature. It would never work. Neither would having unpredictable or variable performance.
The PS5 devkits allow developers to intentionally select different power profiles so that they can test and profile performance.
tl;dr The variable frequency system as described by Cerny means every PS5 will play exactly the same way regardless of temperatures (to the extent a PS4 does) or whatever is happening in the game at any given moment. They all behave identically, and outside of the kind of burn-tests that would overheat and crash a PS4, the PS5 clocks stay at the “Max Capped” frequencies. If a developer wants to do something that does exceed the power budget, they can know precisely how it will react.
PS5 has a massive focus on efficiency
Give me the next part now!!! Haha love seeing a reaction to these things from someone who actually understands them. Looking forward to part 2 👍
Me 2.
i actualy really enjoy this format of listening to something pausing and explaining your understanding of it. i find it very informative. very much looking forward to the next part. (sorry for spelling errors if there are any)
I love Mark Cerny's genius serial killer personality.
Haha! I guess I would use the term, clinical. I do like his style though.
You could say he's about to murder Xbox's career...
@@joji7851 Comment of the day lol
Excellent video! Thank you for doing this!
If you're worried about cutting out parts I don't care. I want to watch all of your reactions in their entirity.
37min felt like 13min. Great vid xtremely insightful!
Thank you man. I still a relatively new in game development, and i still learning, so the explanation from more experienced programmer like you, is nice to keep up with new information whilst I still going through stuff that is already here.
the point you're making here at 3:00 has been my impression for the last 25 years or so, even since i was a kid, and i feel like i never see it brought up by anyone. thank you.
For once the YT algo was perfect
You're not kidding. A month or two ago YT's algorithm seemed to think suggesting clips of the show "The Real," quite possibly the worst show in history, for 3 or 4 weeks straight would be just what I wanted. I might have made a new account if that BS continued. This video is finally something that matches my interests.
R.I.P. tips during loading screen:(
Tips on screen from now on
It will be in pause/menu screens
@@MansMan42069 tips over Fallout 76 ad in TES 6
We actually have to read the manual again like so many years ago. Wow, I'm old.
@@evilformerlys4704 I remember the manual being part of the fun of the experience of a new game, often providing interesting lore and beautiful artwork, among other things.
This was extremely informative and refreshing. I'm enjoying and learning at the same time. Amazing! Thank you!
I have an analogy and students will probably get it.
Imagine you're a student. You have a lot of books and it's not possible for your bag or your shoulder to carry that much weight. So you store all books in a shelf and take the essentials to school using your bag. Those are all the books you think you will need fot the day.
Here your RAM (or memory) is represented by your bag because it contains data that is stored temporarily and will be replaced in a matter of time, a very short amount of time though. Your bookshelf at home represents the HDD/SSD (your storage) and you have all the books you will ever need. Data in the storage is not added or removed as frequently as it is on your memory.
As far as speed is concerned, since you have essential books in your bag during the class it takes a very short amount of time to access it. The books that you have at home are not required today so you can go home and use that information or bring those books tomorrow if necessary. But storage being too slow is not ideal. Using an NVME SSD is equivalent to using a sports bike. It will obviously mean you can go home during the lunch break, get more books you didn't know you needed and return in time. An HDD is the equivalent of using a bicycle to go to college and return.
But that is not the only improvement. RAM is used more efficiently. Think of it as, you have spent enough time in college to know which books you really need so now you are carrying less unwanted baggage (pun intended) and in case you need more books you can just use the bike and get the books fairly quick instead of depending on a bicycle. So two stones with one bird? Not enough.
The I/O architecture has been improved so that data can be transferred from your SSD to RAM quicker. What does that mean? Imagine you go to school every day but you use the Highway, there is a lot of traffic and the route is long. But one day you find a shortcut with less traffic. So using your motorbike you reach school really quick. But it's not over yet.
PS5 has custom decompression unit called Kraken that allows more data to be stored on the Bluray Disc or HDD by compressing data which can be decompressed later for better access. You are a student but you note down the information you learn in very lengthy paragraphs so your books get filled quickly because of which you have to buy bigger books to note down enough information that you may need for one term. That obviously increases the weight of your bag and the total weight of books on your shelf. But by noting down the information you learn at school in short points as opposed to larger paragraphs you can store more information in the same notebooks.
Wait there is more. An HDD has long seek times so it can't find data quick enough. In order to deal with this data is duplicated so it can be accessed faster before loading. An SSD is perfect at "seeking" data before loading and does it in 0 ms. Imagine you're a very clumsy at finding the book you need for tomorrow, so you end up buying more books than you need and you're bookshelf is filled in a week. You also don't know where you kept your books (your shelf is so large it's ridiculous) and you waste time finding it before going to college and you're late .. again. But one day you suddenly got better at finding books so you don't have to overfill your bookshelf and you can find the desirable book very quick.
So now you can reach college on time.
Therefore, to summarise
1) SSD takes less time to load data
2) RAM is used more efficiently
3) I/O architecture improves efficiency
4) Compression is more effective
5) No seeks and no duplication of data.
What does it mean for the student?
1) You are able to reach college faster with the help of your motorbike as opposed to slow bicycle.
2) You keep less books in the bag because in case you need any extra books, you can get it quickly with the help of motorbike.
3) You take less time to reach college because you're using a shorter route with less traffic.
4) You carry lighter books because you can have more information per page by write relevant points briefly.
5) You can find books you need faster and you don't need to keep duplicate books.
You have improved and your life has improved.
What is the difference between PS5 SSD and XSX SSD? The loading speed is faster. Other aspects cannot be compared because they depend on things like Architecture and Compression that cannot be measured in numbers. It is equivalent to driving the fastest sports bike as opposed to using a regular (but still fast) sports bike.
Can you believe people called this presentation boring.
The people who did are clueless idiots
To a gamer, I can understand why this is boring. This is mainly addressing issues that developers experience and most gamers are unfamiliar with these terms.
it's helpful to have a knowledgeable individual break it down for a layperson
every presentation gets boring if the audience cant follow. the perception among the target audience can be completly different though. e.g. see all those "so many triangles" comments/memes from UG5 tech demo. if people don't understand something they either get bored or start making fun of something. Triangles and the amount they mentioned was just too much for the common gamer to even grasp.
I really liked how calm he explained what the ps5 is capable of...as a pc user it's rather crappy but for a console it's impressive. 😁first and last console i owned was a playstation1 in the late 1990s
This format is perfect, can't wait for the whole thing to be covered.
This was a fascinating watch, thanks for sharing. Very excited for the PS5!
Thanks for your time and making this series
It’s been like at least 30minutes, where is part 2! We demand it now! Lol. Seriously, fun to watch looking forward to part 2.
I subscribed to his channel because of this video, and I still keep coming to the channel itself to check if he posted part 2. I'm really looking forward to hear his thoughts on the rest of the presentation.
He tweeted that it will be coming this weekend, same time as Part 1
Factoooooo
André Goersch dude, me too. Everyday lol
Love this video style. Cerny’s presentation was already great and you’re just adding more on top of that, so please continue giving your “full” thoughts on the video.
Been coming to this channel for 5 days waiting for part 2 damn
Really enjoyed seeing your take and explanation with each subject as they came up. Looking for to the rest of the series!
Waiting for the 2nd part, I really enjoyed this one tho, Ty
"If the tools are not getting in the way of the job-"
Bioware: *cries in Frostbite
Ea wanting everyone to use dices engine is as bad as square enix trying to make crystal tools a thing across their games years back
When Cerny talked about loading being elevator and all i just thought about mass effect 1 with its loading for presidium
It was insane
It's a standard strategy now, with large gaming houses having their own internal engine used by all their studios.
@@snetmotnosrorb3946 it doesnt really work out for different teams a lot of the time...since every game has diffrent needs and game engines built for specific purpose are not scalable enough in many cases...multipurpose third party engines like Unreal, Unity, and such make a lot of sense
MrInuhanyou123 At least SE learned it was a bad call to make a new Engine when you can just have a already better UE3 back then.
Man I had watch this video twice already and I’m really looking forward for the rest of your reaction and thoughts about this presentation. 🙏
I am looking forward to part 2. I am enjoying your insight and thoughts.
It's amazing how short this video felt, that says a lot about how interesting it is, great job and eagerly waiting for the other parts.
PS6 we made cpu registers so large that you dont need ram🤣
You mean the cache
Because the registers are used to store some data to work with
Very interesting video and insightful commentary cherno. I already watched some other videos of yours but this made me subscribe.Onto part 2 I go!!
Great job! can't wait for part 2
Seeing a game developers reaction to Sony’s deep dive makes me even more excited for the PS5.
Great video! Keep it up please 👍🏻
you'll be waiting 5 years before any game come out for it.
Mr.Bubbles lol your funny. 1-2 years max
@@VIP-ov1qo all the games will still be made for current consoles so devs can't do much more than they are. new AAA games made just for the next gen and take advantage of the new hardware will take 4-5 years to make. game's aren't made in a weekend dude.
Mr.Bubbles same shit with Xbox so idk what you saying
Omg I can’t wait till part 2. It’s so enlightening hearing your point of view being outside of that box. Awesome stuff man
Thanks too for your explanations btw, really enjoying it.
The reactions videos are great, not only because of how good the content inside it and your reactions, but because they also show how an experienced game developer would think and perceive such new tech, helpful for other fellow developers to sharpen their thought process! Keep it Up @The Cherno
I love this Format man! It really is cool seeing a Dev reacting to such stuff! Really cool!
These reactions are tapping a new sub base for you, I’m into web dev but game development and game engines are awesome and your explanations are great!
This channel is so refreshing to watch in comparison to those mainstream so called gaming journalist youtubers all regurgitating the same rubbish
Cannot wait for Part 2 of this series!
This is amazing. I love the deep dive. Can't wait for Part 2.
This isn't really reaction content though, it's commentary and breakdown content (and good such at that!) so please keep making it when you feel like it and there are relevant things to break down!
This was great to send to game students who many lack the experience needed to put the things talked about into further context. Even though the original video does a very decent job itself, the additional points adds some valuable extra levels of accessability.
Great job!
Keep doing the videos like you're doing, commenting along watching and explaining, imo, is the best way to do it! Keep up the good work and enjoy the expresso 😁
Loved it! Can’t wait for part 2
I've been waiting for this. Exciting stuff!
Damn where the rest??! This is too good not to finish 👌🏾
This was a great video. Excited for part 2.
oh boy what a great video. Looking for the next part.
Great to see someone more knowledgeable about these things react to this video! I think the dislikes came from people who don't necessarily care so much about the tech details of the ps5, and this was one of the first things sony released about the console... But i also think mark cerny is an amazing presenter
Where is part 2?! Do it now! (Read it with a Schwarzenegger voice)
I always say that with a Schwarzenegger voice ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
Kill me im hea!! Uagghh
Get to the chopper, now!
Davie504
this is so nice to watch, cant wait for part 2
Can't wait for part 2, I really enjoyed this video
I was so excited to see this after I had watched your ue5 reaction! I have watched the Road to PS5 a lot because I find it very interesting, but what you add to it makes it all make even more sense and it's really cool seeing your interest in it too! Please release the remaining bit soon! I'm off only one more day and want to keep watching!
These kind of reaction videos are actually really interesting and educational. Anyone can watch these presentations but to get a reaction from an expert in the field really gives more perspectives. Your reactions are far better than the usual "reaction" channels that just stare at a screen and nod along to videos they watch pretending as if they care.
And not really having a clue what difference it will all make, just acting shocked as if they actually know something.
This was a great video in learning your thought patern, thanks for posting!
What a cliffhanger. Can’t wait for the next part!
You just earned a sub. Thank you for explaining from the pov of the developers. You explained things, i am ashamed to admit, never gave thought to. Keep up the good work.
Nice to see a true developer's reaction... Can't wait for the next part. Great thoughts. Keep it this way 👍
At least your reactions aren't just "whoa" "omg" and "lol" and you actually deliver content with your vids! ^^
I'm newcomer here. The way you're explaining difficult things is so simple, that even I, not native English speaker, can understand it. Thank you for doing this!
0:00 I don't actually mind if it happens. At least you know how to do it.
So true... reaction videos can be fun, but when it comes to deep technical topics a person who knows his stuff makes a lot of difference.
@@luisendymion9080 exactly, the guy reacting has to actually provide some insight not just smile amd yell WOW or OMG
Best video on the topic! Please continue :)
I absolutely love these videos. The way you as a game engine/game developer break down concepts that the hardware designer is talking about makes the original video have so much more relevance to me. You may be my new favourite CZcamsr! Keep them coming :)
Looking forward to part 2!!! 🙌🏻🙏
Hey i’ve just discovered your channel after the Unreal Engine 5 video you did. Your reaction and the way you break down the video is terrific. Very interesting to hear your thoughts.
Loving these reacting videos👌👌
I’m still waiting for that part 2 😭
(Edit) a few days have gone by and I’m still waiting lol
Awesome video! I learned a lot, thanks :)
The end of this video is the very definition of a cliffhanger. It makes you go, "WHAT?! That's the end?! I want to see what's next cmon!"
This is the kind of content that I think even gamers would like to see. How these kinds of technical advancements actually affect game developers. Or how DX12's mesh renderer actually completely overhauls and improves the GPU pipeline. Or how does the raytracing cores on a GPU affect game development in general.
I would love to see more of these kinds of content from you, since you are actually making a game engine (which would actually directly compile for specific hardware, and in that sense, this affects you more than the game developers themselves since you're the one opening up these possibilities for devs), and not just a game developer.
Dude, you've probably already started working on part 2, but the format and structure of your video now is really good, it feels organic and unscripted for something that's really technical of nature. So yeah, keen to watch part 2. Nice one!
This analysis is great! I subbed.
Damn finished just as we was getting to the good part lol
Normally I don't look at reaction videos because I don't want to see over hyped fan boy cringe. But you are so different, your explanation made is so much easier for me to understand all this. Love it, thank you!
Amazing work. Cant wait for part two
Great! I like this video very much and am looking forward to part 2!